Adolf Hitler Analysis

Adolf Hitler is considered one of the most villainous men of the twentieth century. Ruthless and vile, the name Hitler is synonymous with evil. We know what actions he committed, but how did he persuade rational people to engage in atrocious and barbaric monstrosities? “Mein Kampf” (“My struggle”) - the 1925 manifesto written by Hitler, in which he gives details outlining future plans and political ideologies for Germany. “Mein Kampf” was a singled-out warning on Hitler’s intentions for genocide and war.
A cold blooded tyrant whom many describe to be an astute persuader. “He can read from the facial expression of his audience, whether, firstly, they understand what he is saying, whether, secondly, they can follow the speech as a whole, and
This quote, shows his formula of using lots of repetition; reciting your words repeatedly. Hitler’s focus was solely to convince people of the filth surrounding Germany, and what he could do to clean up the mess. To build Germany from the ground up, and making it better than before. I could understand how and why the people of Germany could find his words convincing.
Adolf Hitler manipulated and got inside the minds of the Germans to present his disgust and prejudice against the Jewish people. Hatred is a powerful emotion, and Hitler fully used it to gain power over the people. Using the Jewish to blame for the social, political, moral and economic problems in the nation. Hitler had a genius for playing on people’s sympathies of those who wanted to pin the blame on someone. What Hitler did made perfect sense, and that is why he went down as a powerful dictator in all of